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Community Recovery and Resilience Leadership Forum a Success!

On October 24, 2018, we brought leaders in the risk mitigation community together to discuss:

  • The "Big One": It's coming, are we prepared? How ready are earthquake-prone areas for a major event? How prevalent is earthquake insurance?
  • The Future of Flood Insurance: What have we learned from the major events of the last two years?
  • The National Flood Insurance Program: What is NFIP doing to change its approach and is there a role for private flood insurance?
  • Protecting our Cities: Transferring catastrophe risk from taxpayers to Wall Street. In an era of ever more expensive disasters, how can governments protect their budgets and citizens at the same time?

    Pictured left to right are: John Huff (President & CEO, ABIR), Angela Nelson (Director, Division of Market Regulation, Missouri Department of Insurance), Roy Wright (President & CEO, IBHS) , Craig Tillman (President, WeatherPredict Consulting Inc./President, RenaissanceRe Risk Sciences Foundation)), Michael Cohen (Vice President, Government Affairs & Engagement, RenaissanceRe), Ray Lehman (Director, Finance, Insurance & Trade Policy R Street Institute), Samantha Medlock (SVP, Head of North America Capital, Science & Policy Practice, Willis Towers Watson), Brian Treece (Mayor, City of Columbia, Missouri), Michael Consedine (CEO, NAIC), Stephen Weinstein (SVP and Group General Counsel, RenaissanceRe/Chairman, RenaissanceRe Risk Sciences Foundation), Daniel Stander (Global Managing Director, RMS), Jenn Fogel-Bublick (Partner, Capitol Counsel) and Nancy Watkins (Principal, Consulting Actuary, Milliman).

    Click here to read more about this successful event.


    • "NYC Mayor Proposes $10B Plan to Flood-Proof Manhattan as Climate Risk Grows", by Henry Goldman and Christopher Flavelle, Insurance Journal – March 15, 2019
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    "In California, Rising Seas Pose a Bigger Economic Threat Than Wildfires, Quakes", by Anne C. Mulkern, Scientific American – March 14, 2019
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    "National Flood Insurance Program needs long-term reauthorization to address key challenges", by Liam Sigaud, Opinion Contributor, The Hill – March 13, 2019
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    "New rule on private flood insurance is far from a sea change", by Alicia Grzadkowska, Insurance Business – March 6, 2019
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    "New GAO report evaluates climate change and cybersecurity policies at the federal level", by Beverly Banks, USA Today – March 6, 2019
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    "Is climate change already making hurricanes stronger?", by Sarah E. Fecht, Columbia University, Phys.org – March 6, 2019
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    "Opening the Door for Private Flood", by Matt Jung, Insurance Journal – March 4, 2019
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    "Reducing America's flood risk", Opinion Commentary by David I. Maurstad, Newsday – March 2, 2019
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